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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:48:47Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Chandler (executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Rachel (waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Ross (paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Monica (chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Joey (actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Phoebe (masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:File.jpg]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <[a]'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, [b]'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [c]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <[a]'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, [b]'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [c]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:46:08Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Chandler (executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Rachel (waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Ross (paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Monica (chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Joey (actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Phoebe (masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:File.jpg]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, [b]'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [c]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:38:13Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Chandler (executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Rachel (waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Ross (paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Monica (chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Joey (actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Phoebe (masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:File.jpg]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:37:16Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:File.jpg]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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2015-09-03T19:35:33Z

Ekram Aghdoube:

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:35:01Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:File.jpg]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:33:43Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

[[File:filename.extension|options|caption]]

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:33:28Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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File:Friends.jpeg

2015-09-03T19:31:49Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Licensing */

File:Friends.jpeg

2015-09-03T19:28:30Z

Ekram Aghdoube:

== Licensing ==
{{subst:uwl}}

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:27:10Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* The Model based on "Friends" */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

[[File:filename.extension|options|caption]]

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:24:01Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Universe */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==The Model based on "Friends"==

For our world, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-09-03T19:20:26Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

==Universe==

For our universe, we use the characters of the American television sitcom "Friends", which aired on American television from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom deals with six friends living in New York City.

'''Individuals:'''

* Monica (Chef, who is the sister of Ross and the wife of Chandler)
* Ross (Paleontologist, who is the brother of Monica and in an on-again/off-again relationship with Rachel)
* Rachel (Waitress, who has an on-again/off-again relationship with Ross)
* Joey (Actor, who lives together with Chandler)
* Chandler (Executive in statistical analysis and data reconfiguration and the husband of Monica)
* Phoebe (Masseuse and self-taught musician)

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T16:09:14Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

== Video ==

After having watched the video, work on the following tasks

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:17:16Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. He is a ''mere'' boy - *The boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' The baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:16:48Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. he is a ''mere'' boy - *the boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective) '''or''' the baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:15:08Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. he is a ''mere'' boy - *the boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective)) '''or''' the baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:14:40Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. he is a ''mere'' boy - *the boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective)) or the baby is ''asleep'' - *The ''asleep'' Baby (predicative-only adjective))

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:13:23Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after ''to be'' or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')
* some adjectives work only one way (e.g. he is a ''mere'' boy - *the boy is ''mere'' (attributive-only adjective)

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:11:13Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after to be or similar verbs such as ''become'' and ''seem''
* most adjectives can be both attributive and predicative (e.g. the ''blue'' sky - the sky is ''blue'')

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:08:54Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

* attributive adjectives are used right before the noun they qualify
* predicative adjectives come after to be or similar verbs such as ''become'' and '''seem'''

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:06:47Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

#

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:05:51Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Produced material */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

* Difference between attributive and predicative adjectives
* Video (lexical entries of both types of adjectives)
* Tasks

= Produced material =

== Difference between predicative and attributive adjectives ==

== Video ==

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]), ϕ∧ɣ>  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T10:05:24Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Produced material */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T09:57:18Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T09:56:19Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-08-03T09:42:52Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Short description of the project */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:59:38Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''blonde''
|-
|PHON
| < ''blonde'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''minus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>, '''blonde'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:58:20Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: waitress <sub>1</sub> (blonde)
# Lexical entry:
</div></div>

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Ekram Aghdoube:

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:56:45Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_2.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:56:19Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
|  [b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:55:34Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure: [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry:
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:55:05Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# '''Syntactic structure:''' [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# '''Logical form:''' humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# '''Lexical entry:'''
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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'''Check your answer'''
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# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:54:46Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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'''Check your answer'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# '''Syntactic structure:''' [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# '''Logical form:''' humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# '''Lexical entry:'''
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:54:22Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

'''# Syntactic structure:''' [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# '''Logical form:''' humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# '''Lexical entry:'''
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:53:53Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# '''Syntactic structure:''' [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# '''Logical form:''' humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# '''Lexical entry:'''
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:53:26Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# '''Syntactic structure''' [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# '''Logical form:''' humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# '''Lexical entry'''
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

<hr>
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:52:27Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a], [b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

<hr>
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:51:50Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]
|-
|INCONT
| '[b]
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

<hr>
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:49:46Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:48:31Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]

# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)

# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

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b. The blonde waitress .
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# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:47:57Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Syntactic structure
# Logical form:
# Lexical entry
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:46:30Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
{|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:45:15Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:44:46Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry

|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:40:53Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:40:39Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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</div></div>
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:40:11Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
</div></div>
|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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Check your answer
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
</div></div>

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SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-29T21:39:36Z

Ekram Aghdoube: /* Task 2 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| '''attributive''' | '''predicative'''
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Consider the following sentences.'''

# For '''each''' of these, provide the syntactic structure.
# Write down the logical forms.
# Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.

a. Chandler is humorous.
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Syntactic structure [[File:tree_1.png|options|caption]]
# Logical form: humorous <sub>1</sub> (chandler)
# Lexical entry
</div></div>

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
|
|
|''humorous''
|-
|PHON
| < ''humorous'' >
|-
|HEAD
| ''adjective''
|-
|PRED
| <''plus''>
|-
|ARG-ST
| <NP[DR [c]] >
|-
|MOD
| < >
|-
|DR
|  [a]'''chandler''''
|-
|INCONT
| <'[b]'''chandler''''
|-
|PARTS
| <'''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>, '''humorous'''<sub>1</sub>([a],[b]) >  
|-
|}

</div></div>

b. The blonde waitress .
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# Type of ambiguity: scope ambiguity
# Reading 1: ''every'' takes scope over ''a''. Paraphrase: ''For every king there is at least one thane such that the king trusts that thane.''<br />Reading 2: ''a'' takes scope over ''every''. Paraphrase: ''There is one particular thane such that each king trusts this thane.''
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